Mark Arbour Posted June 23, 2009 Posted June 23, 2009 Most authors here thrive on feedback, and I'm no different. If you liked one of my stories, please take a moment to click on one of the links below and write a brief (or long) review. If you didn't like one of my stories, save all those negative thoughts and review one of CJ's stories instead. CHRONICLES OF AN ACADEMIC PREDATOR SERIES Chronicles of An Academic Predator Review Link 1968 Review Link The Land Whore Review Link Be Rad Review Link Man In Motion Review Link A Summer Love Review Link If It Fits Review Link Bloodlines Review Link The Box Review Link BRIDGEMONT SERIES The Gunroom Review Link The Wardroom Review Link Master and Commander Review Link HMS Belvidera Review Link SHORT STORIES Sink the Bismarck Review Link Anthologies Oops Review Link Furlough Review Link
DragonFire Posted June 23, 2009 Posted June 23, 2009 Have you no shame?? Dumb question really. Hehe, will get on it when I get home and on a proper PC rather than a cell.
C James Posted June 23, 2009 Posted June 23, 2009 Most authors here thrive on feedback, and I'm no different. If you liked one of my stories, please take a moment to click on one of the links below and write a brief (or long) review. If you didn't like one of my stories, save all those negative thoughts and review one of CJ's stories instead. Hey now, ya big toothy feline, stop picking on poor little 'ole me.
Site Administrator Graeme Posted June 23, 2009 Site Administrator Posted June 23, 2009 *cough* Why aren't your anthology stories on the list? They're certainly good enough to get reviews 1
Mark Arbour Posted June 24, 2009 Author Posted June 24, 2009 Thanks Guys! Dragon, of course I have no shame. I learned to beg a long time ago. CJ, you can handle it. Besides, you like it rough and you know it. Graeme, how nice of you to say. Done.
mmmhhh Posted September 16, 2009 Posted September 16, 2009 Chapter 7 bloodlines Loooovvvedd it! Was having a horrible day but you turned it around for me. Thanks for posting so frequently.
Mark Arbour Posted September 16, 2009 Author Posted September 16, 2009 Chapter 7 bloodlines Loooovvvedd it! Was having a horrible day but you turned it around for me. Thanks for posting so frequently. I'm so glad! It's so cool to know i could turn a shitty day around.
vami Posted November 10, 2009 Posted November 10, 2009 Thanks Guys! Dragon, of course I have no shame. I learned to beg a long time ago. CJ, you can handle it. Besides, you like it rough and you know it. Graeme, how nice of you to say. Done. Mark, I just wanted you to know that the first thing I do each morning is to check my Ipod for updates on your stories. I started reading a Man in Motion and just kept reading. I finally went back and starting reading from the top. Vami
Mark Arbour Posted November 10, 2009 Author Posted November 10, 2009 Mark, I just wanted you to know that the first thing I do each morning is to check my Ipod for updates on your stories. I started reading a Man in Motion and just kept reading. I finally went back and starting reading from the top. Vami Why thank you! And welcome to GA! I got your virgin post! I'm honored.
Guest BrianH Posted November 13, 2009 Posted November 13, 2009 I have been enjoying the Academic Predator series for a while, and I'm following Bloodlines closely. I am also thoroughly enjoying the Bridgemont series. I very much enjoyed reading Patrick O'Brian's Master and Commander series, but I always felt there was something important he left out. You can't trap that many healthy men in that tight a space without stuff going on! ;-) O'Brian succumbed to old-fashioned mores (probably to get published) but you didn't have to! Bridgemont includes the detail that Patrick O'Brian left out! :-D I very much hope and assume that you will continue with "Post Captain"? Brian
JamesSavik Posted November 13, 2009 Posted November 13, 2009 You Stink. -AK in Phoenix, AZ Oh... You mean a review of YOUR work. My bad. Don't be hard on AK. I nuked his home town.
Mark Arbour Posted November 13, 2009 Author Posted November 13, 2009 I have been enjoying the Academic Predator series for a while, and I'm following Bloodlines closely. I am also thoroughly enjoying the Bridgemont series. I very much enjoyed reading Patrick O'Brian's Master and Commander series, but I always felt there was something important he left out. You can't trap that many healthy men in that tight a space without stuff going on! ;-) O'Brian succumbed to old-fashioned mores (probably to get published) but you didn't have to! Bridgemont includes the detail that Patrick O'Brian left out! :-D I very much hope and assume that you will continue with "Post Captain"? Brian I'm glad you liked them. Bloodlines is fun to write...a lot of twists in that one. The next Bridgemont sequel is just starting, so it will be a bit, but it will arrive. You Stink. -AK in Phoenix, AZ Oh... You mean a review of YOUR work. My bad. Don't be hard on AK. I nuked his home town. I love it when you get all nuclear.
Wiz_89 Posted November 21, 2009 Posted November 21, 2009 I love your stories I wish you could make a medieval one :2hands: Maybe why King Arthur never had kids and Guinevere cheats on him. Seriously, your stories are well written and true to their era and takes the upbringing of the people in it into account. Humans are born a blank sheet of paper with some designs already in place, what is written in them can not be easily take out, even though it goes against our desires for a perfect relationship. The sex is hot and the gay ways are more of their own, not copies of what's expected of a straight couple. I like the idea of true love being stronger than any kind of jealousy, to trust that in the night your love one will always come to warm you. Keep up the great work!
Mark Arbour Posted November 21, 2009 Author Posted November 21, 2009 Why thank you! What nice things to say!
liukas_soli Posted December 5, 2009 Posted December 5, 2009 You and I have already spoken (can you speak by typing? hmm ) but I thought I'd leave it here also. Excellent stuff from what I've seen - which so far is just Bloodlines. I do have a question though - one that I like to ask authors that I have met/spoken to: Which character of yours do you think you are most alike and why? Thanks MA!!
Mark Arbour Posted December 5, 2009 Author Posted December 5, 2009 You and I have already spoken (can you speak by typing? hmm ) but I thought I'd leave it here also. Excellent stuff from what I've seen - which so far is just Bloodlines. I do have a question though - one that I like to ask authors that I have met/spoken to: Which character of yours do you think you are most alike and why? Thanks MA!! Why thank you! I'm probably most like Brad. I try to keep my cool, but I don't always succeed. I tend to solve problems, especially other people's problems. And I'm pretty good at finance. Plus I have brown hair (well, it used to be...now it's got gray in it) and green eyes. I just with I had his massive dick.
nightsky Posted April 14, 2010 Posted April 14, 2010 where's the rest of the bridgemont series? I read chapters 1-10 of Master and Commander yesterday... I have to admit that historical stuff isn't always my thing, and that I was liking George more as an adolescent/coming of age adult. But you know I have a thing for that age group (oh. did that sound dirty? )
Mark Arbour Posted April 14, 2010 Author Posted April 14, 2010 where's the rest of the bridgemont series? I read chapters 1-10 of Master and Commander yesterday... I have to admit that historical stuff isn't always my thing, and that I was liking George more as an adolescent/coming of age adult. But you know I have a thing for that age group (oh. did that sound dirty? ) It should all be there. We're up to HMS Belvidera Chapter 20, with 21 on it's way to be posted.
nightsky Posted April 14, 2010 Posted April 14, 2010 It should all be there. We're up to HMS Belvidera Chapter 20, with 21 on it's way to be posted. sorry for the vague statement. I meant, where are the links to review the rest of the bridgemont series?
Mark Arbour Posted April 14, 2010 Author Posted April 14, 2010 Oh. Duh. Sorry, I didn't get what you were asking. I haven't updated them lately, but I'll work on that.
Mark Arbour Posted April 14, 2010 Author Posted April 14, 2010 OK, I updated the review links! Thanks for pointing that out!
Adam Phillips Posted April 14, 2010 Posted April 14, 2010 I think your stuff sucks. All of it. In more ways than I can possibly enumerate.
Adam Phillips Posted April 14, 2010 Posted April 14, 2010 Okay, I couldn't leave it at that. Somebody might actually believe I mean it. I'm only through A Summer Love and haven't looked at your Bridgemont stuff yet. But I thought Be Rad and Man in Motion were both most enjoyable. It's always fun for the reader to have loveble characters that aren't subjected by the author to assisted suicide. It's also nice when scumbags who assist in a suicide themselves end up dying alone and in pain. Couldn't have happened to a more deserving guy. Even if the rest of the story hadn't been good, that alone would have been enough for a "thumbs up" review from me. :devil:
nightsky Posted April 14, 2010 Posted April 14, 2010 OK, I updated the review links! Thanks for pointing that out! Thanks. George is an engaging character, and I thoroughly enjoy his, uh, stamina and character. I love all the characters, but I am a romantic and want the HEA for him. But the life of a career navy man... maybe not so great for stable long term relationships? I guess I'll keep reading...
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